@DrRoderickTung Thanks for the great talk at the North Texas EP Society meeting. Meant to ask a question: Do you think that your data showing that vagolysis can improve hemodynamics during VT supports the idea that CNA can be used for primary vasodepressor VVS?
@DrJasonAndrade@drjohnm@ftrae Out of curiosity, what made the nurses and cath lab staff decide against it? Some of our units have required some education and reassurance that this is nothing more than what it looks like... A suture and a stopcock.
@mattaustein@PennEPFellows I was wondering the same thing about paced QRS vs VT. Maybe multiple exits and pacing is taking another one. Anisotropy could also account for this.
@Dr_RShatsky EndNote is not bad at pulling the reference from a pdf and integrating with Word, but it falls apart with cloud computing. Lots of glitches if I try to manage an EndNote file from a cloud drive on different computers.
@narrowQRS Nice illustration of atrial latency. Along the lines of your question, though, have you seen AVN echos/typical AVNRT without at least a 50ms AH jump?
@tarhealer @KMBWalsh @AmandaPLuff@PhysicianDoodle Would be happy to hear your points against the data Emily Oster presents. But to attack her motivations without really knowing anything about her is a weak argument. I'm a physician motivated to provide the best care for my children.
@sshah008 @UTSWCardfellow @JamesETooley sinus rhythm with first degree av block. incomplete lbbb. frequent pvcs with two predominant exit sites. one looks like rvot, the other maybe inferolateral lv.